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me ten pages into every single academic paper i write: look at this very regular topic i am analyzing OH MY GOD ITS QUEER THEORY WITH A STEEL CHAIR

the fandom making fox an overworked and unpaid government worker has given more empathy to the character than anyone could imagine

This is their dynamic to me

I always forget about the term rose (as in, the shortening of romantic-sexual) and it's such a good term. Allorose is such a good term to make it clear that you're talking about only people who are both alloromantic and allosexual, and not talking about other tertiary ways of being allo, and all the rose labels, like grayrose and demirose, are so cool and convenient too. And their flags are so good! I love the blue-green. Anyway. Just a reminder that rose exists and it's a cool word and we should use it even more.

Imagining Sticky going to the Capital when he's older to study like Artemy and Daniil did, and people already think he's kinda weird because they've never heard of the town or its eccentricities, and now he's claiming to be friends with (or for the dadkovsky believers [me], the son of) disgraced, notorious, exiled/executed scientist Daniil Dankovsky?

I made this so fast after watching the new episodes you have no idea

When will we get the Hbomberguy + Mia Mulder collaboration talking about the Star Wars prequels for hours?

The origin of "chef" as an English word to mean "one who cooks" comes from the French term chef de cuisine, a title still used in restaurants to this day to denote a cook in a managerial role. What makes this an interesting bit of etymology is that while in English, "chef" is only ever used in the context of cooking and restaurants, in French chef just means "chief", "head" or "leader" and there are many common titles in French that include this word. A Head of State is the Chef d'Etat, a musical conductor is the chef d'orchestre, a business owner is the chef d'entreprise, and so on and so forth. So with this in mind, one could make the argument that as a gender neutral term denoting authority, "chef" could potentially have utility in BDSM as a